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Can post viral syndrome cause dry eyes, eye soreness and slightly blurry vision?
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Dry eyes: What kind of viral infection preceded this?. If it is not related to the eye or facial area, I doubt it is secondary to the viral infection. You may have dry eyes, try artificial tear solutions available over the counter, if blurry vision continues have it checked out.
Answered 1/9/2019
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